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Documents produced by IT Architects
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Documents produced by IT Architects

All you need about typical documents produced by IT Architects.
Last updated 9/2026
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What you'll learn

  • What is the purpose of the architecture documentation?
  • What are the input documents the IT Architects use to create the IT architecture documents?
  • What is the architecture document or blueprint and what kind of information it contains?
  • What is the architecture decision document, key activities/steps to produce it and what kind of information it contains?
  • What is the implementation strategy document and what kind of information it contains?
  • What are the Request for Proposal (RFP)/Request for information (RFI) documents and what kind of information they contain?
  • What is the Architecture Proof of Concept (PoC), what are the key inputs, activities and what kind of information does the PoC Report contain?
  • What is the Business Technology Roadmap deck/document and what kind of information it contains?

Course content

11 sections • 46 lectures • 5h 21m total length
  • Welcome4:40

    This lecture provides a description of the course including how the course fits into the series of 12 courses that composes the "Become IT Architect" program.

  • About the course5:40

    This lecture provides introductory information such as:

    • What is the audience for this course?

    • What does this course teach?

    • What will I be able to do after I complete this course?

    • What do I need to know before starting this course?

    • How long does it take to complete the course?

    • Where can I ask for help?

  • About the instructor5:16

    This lecture provides information about the author of the course.

Requirements

  • Understand the general concepts of IT industry and the IT Roles
  • Introduction to IT Architect roles (course part of "Become IT Architect" program)
  • Architecture design and modeling skills for IT Architects (course part of "Become IT Architect" program)

Description

This course provides complete understanding of various deliverables/documents produced by the various IT Architect roles (such as Solution, System, Enterprise, Application or Infrastructure Architects), the input documents used for these deliverables, key activities, architectural thinking and how architects should extract information and use it to create the architecture documentation and guide the implementation.

NEW section to take you through the steps of how to create architecture documentation using AI. This includes why it is imperative to use AI nowadays, what are the various AI modes and examples of prompts to generate sections for an architecture documentation.

This course will focus on the following:

1. Inputs used to produce the architectural deliverables such as project charter, different types of requirements, business principles, drivers, change requests, capability assessment, tailored architecture framework, etc.

2. Typical architecture documents produced by IT Architects:

  • Architecture Document/Blueprint - main architecture document often also called Solution, Application, Infrastructure Architecture.

  • Architecture Decision Document - how to document major architecture or business decision for your solution.

  • Request for proposal/ Request for information

  • Architecture Proof of Concept

  • Implementation strategy/migration

  • Roadmaps (such as: Business Technology Roadmap) - this is a very important deliverable for Enterprise Architects guiding the evolution of certain domains.

3. Next steps on the path of becoming an IT Architect.


Who this course is for:

  • IT and Business Practitioners such as: Software Developer, Quality Assurance Analyst, Systems Analysts, Database Administrator, Systems Administrator, Network specialist, Infrastructure Specialist, Business Systems Analysts who would like to become IT architects and want to have a complete understanding of the documents produced by IT architects.
  • Managers/Executives to get a better understanding of what are the architecture documents in order to better mange the architecture teams and effectively plan their deliverables